Hey All,

I am working on a Java project for school. To make my project better, I wanted to integrate Python into it... like what I wanted to do is:

You run the Python program
You get two...

You'll either have to follow jlm699's advice or there's no other go, UNLESS.... unless you make a GUI for your program where this is possible...

If you don't already know:

(identifier)=open("(file.txt)",'r'(or)'w')
(another_identifier)=(identifier).read()
#That's how you get text from a file which is now stored as a String in...

How did you make those images?

I changed lines 81-85 to this:

try:
self.s.login(self.user,self.passw)
self.loginmsg.SetLabel("Logged in...")
except:
...

I would be glad to get some tips from you!

Hey All,

I have some code here, the problem is in line 82-83:

import smtplib
import wx

window=wx.App()

class pymailer(wx.Frame):

After reading the article at Stackoverflow, I figured out how to make it work! Thanks! I just had to Google for MSVCP90.dll and download and place it in the appropriate folder! Kudos!

In the last line it says:

I tried py2exe, but it didn't work for wxPython

Hey All,

I have made a program called "Pymailer", I have even made a GUI version... now what I want to do is to convert it to .exe format... how do I do it? I googled for some info, but in vain!

I hope pun not intended:

lol
:)

Try:

lucky=input("Enter a number: ")

while True:
n=lucky%10
if(n=='7'):
print(str(lucky)+" is lucky!")
return False
lucky=lucky/10

Here is the code I have till now:

import wx

window=wx.App()

class s_report(wx.Frame):

def __init__(self):
wx.Frame.__init__(self,None,-1,"Grade It!",size=(500,700))

Hey guys,

I was just making a tiny program, where I need the user to enter numbers. My question is, how do get numbers?

I tried:

self.panel=wx.Panel(None,-1)...

Even using GUI2exe, it gives the same error:

Can you give me a detailed HOW-TO on how to go about converting my GUI Python file to an exe...? I will use Inno Setup later to make a setup for it, but first I want to make an exe..

Thanks mate, will try it out soon!

Although this is off-topic: I have Python 2.6.3, I installed py2exe 0.6.9, and when I try to compile the program it gives some error, I can't post the error since I can't copy text from the command...

FINALLY! It works! Thanks a lot you guys! Couldn't have done it without you!

OH! So stupid of me! I fixed that winmic! ;)

Same thing, shows the error

I scrutinized the error and found out it mentioned a 'syntax error'?

Yes, I entered my own email ID (sravan953@gmail.com) and I tried, but it didn't work, is there anything wrong?

import smtplib
import time
import os
import wx

window=wx.App()

class...

Another problem, I logged in successfully and I wanted to send the email to myself, but it showed this error:

Oh ofcourse! Just a few days ago, I was working on a program, where I used GetValue() IN the function...don't know why it didn't strike to me! ;)

Anyways thanks...

Thanks, I will surely make the corrections try it out. And, in wx.TE_PASSWORD, what does TE stand for?

This is the full code for reference:

import smtplib
import time
import os
import wx

window=wx.App()

s=smtplib.SMTP("smtp.gmail.com",587)

Here are the first few lines, I did as you told:

class pymailer(wx.Frame):

self.info={}
self.user=""
self.passw=""

def __init__(self):
.

I defined user,passw,to,subject,message in the class to make it available to all functions, but it says variable not defined, so I had to define everything outside the class like this:

import...

I have to in line 4. Even then it says that the global variable isn't defined!

Also, on clicking "Send" after filling up everything correctly, it shows this error:


What should I do to solve this? Can anyone please explain to me about the scope of the variables which are...

Till now:

import smtplib
import time
import os
import wx

window=wx.App()

s=smtplib.SMTP("smtp.gmail.com",587)

If you want to check if the username is present, the easiest thing to do is:

usern=['sravan953','Dan08','SuperMetroid','vegaseat']
'SuperMetroid' in usern
"""
>> True
"""

Also, if I use [icode]self.panel[icode] throughout, it says:


Here's the modified code including [icode]self.panel[icode]everywhere

import smtplib
import time
import os
import wx

I did what you told:


viewm=wx.Menu()
viewm.Append(202,"About") self.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU,self.About,id=202)

def About(self,event):
about=wx.AboutDialogInfo()

I don't think getting the values will be a problem, because I've heard of GetValues() and Google it for help.

The problem is: the self.panel doesn't at all work...

One more question:
...

Hmm...I too don't know why self.panel isn't working. I will get back to you about that.

Now, what should I do to make a button(called 'Next>'), which on being clicked will 'refresh' the screen and...

winmic, if I use panel, it gives this error:


If I use self.panel, it gives this error:


Anyways, this is the code till now:

import smtplib
import time

What's the difference between EVT_BUTTON and EVT_LEFT_DOWN?

Also, can you explain to me why I should useself.panel?